Let us discuss how to finance properties if you don't have a W-2 job, what are you all doing in this high-interest rate environment, what are the benefits of single family housing verses multi-family, vs self-storage. 

To add to what was mentioned, I would look at the maintenance history of the property to see what repairs have been made that are more capital in nature (say, new counter tops or kitchen) versus an ongoing issue (plumbing backing up every few months).How is the insurance search going for you as well.  

I’ve got a single family townhouse long term rental.

Some feedback that the agent has from showings and her insight:-2 bedrooms /1 bathroom upstairs & 1 bathroom downstairs is not an ideal situation for roommates or a family.

Consider more than just rental income, such as, prior tenant history, civil and criminal background, employment history, number of occupants for the size of the home, desired move-in/move-out date, etc.

Note: I did have one client declined by them because they had two past home insurance claims in their history so it seems they are looking for low risk clients only. 

Money Mustache (MMM), a fellow Canadian who retired at 30, supporting his family through his investments.This introduced me to the concept of financial independence.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

You only need a place to track tenant information, payment history, maintenance, etc.

I was able to take the some net out of the proceeds of selling our house, to invest in my first single family home.